[Out of all of the trainers that Arceus encounters today, this one might be...one of the stranger ones, admittedly. He doesn't have any Pokemon out, and he doesn't seem very inclined to just approach and start shooting the breeze with the god of all Pokemon, as opposed to...whatever it was he was doing with Maxie yesterday. By now he's got a sneaking suspicion that this Pokemon was the reason he heard Crawford calling for him to come to this place, but he isn't going to ask about that.
In fact, he doesn't ask anything. He just stands off at a bit of a distance, watching the grand Pokemon slowly cross the earth, causing new life to spring up wherever he goes. He watches people come up to it either yelling at it, asking it asinine questions, or giving it hugs or something. It's a little bizarre, particularly since- by game standards- Arceus should have run away from all of them. Probably.
...then again, in games you can feasibly catch and own a pokemon deity, so perhaps that point doesn't even need to be brought up.
However, though Nagi is quiet and says nothing, the expression on his face is considerably tense. He's thinking and thinking hard about something, and it's clear that he has something on his mind that he may or may not want to eventually speak, but for the time being he doesn't.]
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In fact, he doesn't ask anything. He just stands off at a bit of a distance, watching the grand Pokemon slowly cross the earth, causing new life to spring up wherever he goes. He watches people come up to it either yelling at it, asking it asinine questions, or giving it hugs or something. It's a little bizarre, particularly since- by game standards- Arceus should have run away from all of them. Probably.
...then again, in games you can feasibly catch and own a pokemon deity, so perhaps that point doesn't even need to be brought up.
However, though Nagi is quiet and says nothing, the expression on his face is considerably tense. He's thinking and thinking hard about something, and it's clear that he has something on his mind that he may or may not want to eventually speak, but for the time being he doesn't.]